[Mod Mark]

If I met myself 5 years ago, I would say to my 5 years ago self - "Put your head flipping head down and do your school work and focus in college when you join and go all the way."

I was a bad a boy in school unfortunately so I kept getting kicked out for a little while and when I kept coming back, I had no idea what my classes were learning/being taught and when I joined college, I only studied what I was studying for a year and wasted it all by leaving for no reason what so ever. If I were a good boy in school and never left college, I probably would have a decent job right now and earning big money.

[Singularity]

"Dont pass up the shrooms and set your mind to something."

[Fallen]

Go outside instead of lurking on forums.

[Suicide]

Not to do drugs and stay away from dirty hoes.

[Saikou]

I would tell myself to draw more and start putting dates on my illustrations and then save them.

[BeastlyHobos]

I would tell myself to forget about what other people think about you and just go out and do stuff join clubs go to parties dances ask that girl out etc i was so shy in HS now i realize how much better my highschool experience could have been

[latex_op]

Date more girls, workout more, dont drink too much, dont smoke and dont eat too much.

[Tr@ck3d]

"In a few years a really nice girl will come to your school, she will like you. Please, do yourself a favor and ask her out."

[wander_n_wonder]

I would tell myself not to be stupid in love and that there are other better people out there. That's one of my biggest regrets right now. I wasted a good amount of time with the wrong guy. But anyway, I don't regret all the learnings that I had from that particular experience.

[True2marie]

If I met myself five years ago, I would say, "don't be so trusting of everyone and your hard work will pay off i you don't give up."

Five years ago, I took a new job with the hopes of paying off bills and building up a career. Unfortunately, I trusted the wrong people, which caused me a lot of hurt and pain. Today, I think of the scenario and understand how naive I was.

During this same period, I was also doing a second job from home. I gave up part way through because the 9 to 5 seemed like a more reasonable option. I regret that decision; I missed out on a wonderful opportunity.